An IRA leader’s quest to drive out the British led him to Nazi Germany, where patriotism and peril became indistinguishable.

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It was a commemoration nearly 10 years in the making. The tribute to honor Irish diplomat and human rights activist, Roger ...

A celebration of one of the Yeats Country's most distinguished but forgotten sons - William Bourke Cockran - has taken place ...

The movie that won top prize at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival open this weekend in New York and L.A. It's "The Wind that Shakes the Barley," a story about the violent birth and subsequent splintering ...

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Agreement, which brought an end to 30 years of conflict in Northern Ireland known as 'the Troubles'. This conflict had a deep ...

DUBLIN — When Fatin Al Tamimi immigrated to Ireland in 1988, she felt like hers was the only hijab on the streets of Dublin. There weren't many other Arabs or Muslims in Ireland at that time. "People ...

On Easter Monday 33 years ago a pale, impassioned schoolmaster named Patrick Pearse marched out of the door of Dublin’s General Post Office, hauled a flag of green, white and orange to the peak of the ...

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties takes formal action questioning the process that led to an ex-Meta lobbyist landing a ...